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They have not given us a hard publication date, but they have the entire manuscript. They said they have to redo their License Manual material first. We asked if it would be ready for Hamvention and

When is the expected book availability Jack? 73 Ken VA3ABN [email protected]> wrote:

We already have a pre- and post-processor system coming out soon. They are part of the new Projects book that is being published by the ARRL. These are the projects in the new book: Jack, W8TEE

Jim, glad to see CAT is supported (a requirement for me!).? Does this (re-)release of the Teensy 4 adaptor support v5 as well?? I thought from reading the TSW website that the answer is yes, but

Dave, Thanks for the feedback and tutorial. I selected that antenna specifically because of the the no tuner claim. Unfortunately I think your snake oil call is on the money! That’s the bad news.

Mick, An end-fed antenna at it's design frequency (where it is a 1/2 wave say at 7 MHz and thus about 66 feet long) will have a very high impedance at the feed point (one end). You typically can't

Now working thanks Philip

"...be aware that the "Processor" needs to be? ATmega328P (Old Bootloader) with the more recent versions of the IDE" That's not always the case. It's most likely to occur with clones. You should try

I've actually made that mistake.? But then I've made most mistakes. Hahaha. Don Km4udx

In addition, for the Arduino IDE via the GUI, under File-> Preferences set to verbose by Clicking "compilation" box for "Show verbose output during" set "Compiler Warnings" to pull down "ALL". This

Ashhar, I draw .322 on RX and 1.47 Cw and shouting the loudest I can I draw about 1.5 amps at exactly 12 Vdc. I’m running a new MFJ 1984 endfed antenna that is supposed to be tuned at the factory,

Philip, from my limited testing the answer is yes, just like the oringnal uBitx, (FT817. 38400), my checking was done with Ham Radio Delux. Note not all FT817 cat commands are implemented.

Hello Bob. does the firmware do CAT control. Philip

Hello Armando, if it is an amateurradiokits.in then they do have an issue with the V5 board. I had to grind off the bump in the case ?right underneath the board with the headphone connector so it

The Antuino from hfsignals is also well worth considering. It can measure the SWR of an antenna, and with an appropriate resistive attenuator it can measure the power output of a transmitter. Unlike

I remember reading posts that had the same issue.? It was traced to a clearance issue between the aux board and the v5 board.? When installed the 3.5 mm jack terminal was shorting out.? I would

That request would be best served by creating an "issue" here: https://github.com/afarhan/ubitxv6/issues I've noticed that it reverts to default as well, and I agree it might be nicer to show the

In addition to what Jack said (OS, Arduino IDE version, and actual error output), the version of the code you're trying to compile and where you got it from may be helpful too. Reed

It would help us figure it out if you pasted the error here, too, and detailed the IDE number, your Op System, and if you copied all of the files into the same directory. Jack, W8TEE

Anyone know how to overcome the EEPROM.put (CW_KEY_TYPE_temp_key) error that keeps coming up in my ubitxv6 compile? -- Bob NZ2Z